I have a 2008 Chrysler 300 I've alway liked Michelin tires until the set I have now was installed on my car. I drive my car everyday - to work, church, errands, social time and traveling. This is the first replacement set since I bought my car in 2008. The tires have proved to be dependable though I don't like the loof of the "fit." The fit is off which throws the appearance off. What I mean by this is, the tire doesn't seem to fit around my wheel properly. The wheels stands out from the tire and I hate that. Before I buy anymore tires I will be sure of how they fit my wheel/rim.

I've put about 5000 miles on these tires. I'm very impressed with the performance and how quiet it is inside my truck. I'm saving about 3 mpg with these tires also. They've been a great investment. I told my neighbor about the tires, and she purchased a set of these for her vehicle too.

I bought a set of Michelin Latitude Tour HP (215/65R16) in May 2014 for my '05 XC70. The improvement in handling over my old brand of tires is tremendous. I cannot comment on how the tires wear since I've been driving on them for only 8 weeks or so, but am very happy with the overall and high speed handling they provide. I will definitely buy them again as long as they wear well.

Original Equipment on my 2011 Ford Edge SEL. Presently at 70,050 miles and still going strong. Just had vehicle in for 70k service and they and I feel another 10,000 is probably in these tires. Will definitely purchase same as replacement when that time comes!

I have owned 3 sets of these tires for my 2006 Mercedes Benz ML 350 (size 235/65/17) and I have never attained even 50% of the warranty of 55,000 miles on any of these full sets of tires. I replaced my initial set with the same tires because the dealer who I purchased the vehicle from offered free replacements for life. However, I moved away from this dealership before I needed a third set (at 26K) I was ONLY willing to purchase the third set because of the 55K warranty, thinking that if it happened a third time I would get a significant credit for failing to reach anything close to the warrantied mileage. Unfortunately, since I have not driven the car more than a few thousand miles a year for the last 3 years, I ran past the 6 year warranty time limit before I reached the 2/32nds mileage requirement. Therefore, even though I have now gotten to the point where the tires should be replaced (at 25K), the warranty has expired due to time limits. Needless to say, I am very disappointed with the mileage promised by Michelin on this tire. Had the actual warranty been reduced to 25K or 30K for my particular vehicle, I NEVER would have purchased the third set of tires for my vehicle. I generally have high respect for Michelin, however in this case their mileage warranty promise is significantly overstated.

Replacing the original tires on my Lexus GX460. Although these are rated for 55K miles, I've already got 61K on them and they are just now at the tread wear level to be replaced. I'm buying this exact same tire for the vehicle because the first set was the best tire I've ever had.

Replaced the original Michelins on my 2010 Cadillac SRX with the new Latitude HP Tour tires. They ride perfectly and look good but they sound like a race car on the road. I have tried changing pressures but nothing has helped. Don't know what to do next and would appreciate any suggestions

These tires are very middle of the road in my opinion. Pros: They are quiet, good dry handling, and great for fuel economy. Cons: I've had them for 10,000 Miles, and they are over 1/2 way worn already. They are terrible on snow, ice, slush, mud, or any slippery surface for that matter. The term "All Season" is a total joke. Now, I know they are not snow or mud tires, but I would expect better performance than these offer in those conditions. Will be switching over to Cooper, Goodyear, or Falken.

As the headline reads, these all seasons tires are quiet, efficient and great handling. I live in a hilly, twisty and rainy region and my Michelin Latitude Tour HP tires have never failed to perform. They have also been durable, which is saying a lot since I drive a heavy SUV. I travel monthly through the Coast Range, encountering snow and sleety rain through most of the winter. No problems with these tires losing their grip, ever. I highly recommend Michelin and these tires in particular to anyone needing a solid all season premium tire.

How could Michelin allow Jeep to state "on The Window Sticker" that this tire is a BSW AS on/off-Road Tire. When you add the Off-Road Adventure II Option to the Jeep GC Overland this is the tire they put on the vehicle as part of a Trail Rated Package. I would appreciate the Michelin data that shows that this tire qualifies as an on/off-Road tire. I purchased the vehicle to use for on/off road activity and due to having this tire on the vehicle it does not fulfill my off road needs.